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The Dispatch says the hanging of the anarchists was the begin ming of straugulation of tree speech. Tine people ot this coun- ty won't think so, after having read and digested the history of their crime, as published in this paper last week. The St. Louis Republican hits the Dispatch and all other Anarchists as follows: "A right 10 urge assassination. spolia- lion and general defiance of law is not the freedom of speech glaran. teed by the constitutions"
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The Supreme court.of the State has decided that the act under which county Equalization Boards are appointed is constitutional.
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MT. A. F. Gardner, a brother of the editor of the PICAYUNE, on Monday, bought out the Saline Courier, at Benton, formerly own ed by Col. $. II Whitthorn.- Brother Gardner will at once great ly improve the paper. ltwill con tinue to battle tor Democracy and the best interests of the people. In mounting the tripod in Arkansas. he gives promise of a success ful and bright future. We extend to him the right Esg- of fellowship, with our heartiest, best wishes.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN. ARK.

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK.
 Oct. 2)th, lSS7 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ followine-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge of Nevada county, Ark, at Prescott. Ark. on De- cember 10th, 1887, viz; Calvin T. Reufroc. lld E. 9l53, for the <! NWf SWNEi See, 9, Tp. 10, <. R. 22 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultya. tion of, said land, viz; |. r. Harris, Robert Cornelius, John Biliugsly aid Nick romp- kins, all of Prescott, Nevada county, Ark.
 W, K. RAMSEY, Register.
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Auditor of State, w. R. Miller,is reported very sick, and not likely tu recover.
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December 24ih, ISS7,

saturday, December 2fth, 1SS7, between the hours for judicial >ale.o the front door of the court house in Prescott. Nevada county, Arkausas, inc following described property to-wit:
 The SEf of WI; the W. of the SWt of NEt; strip one acre wide containi' z t n acres, lyl z along the north of the above, being south fraction of NEt of NWf and of the W. of the NNt of NEt; also frac- tionsl 3 acres in the North west corner of \ WI of SEi, beginning at srid corner, thence south 565 teet;thence North of East lS2 feet; thence East of North 5l6 feet; thence West 527 feet to beginning. All in section 23, township II, <. R. 23 w., in Nevada county, Arkansas. Levied upon as the property ofthe defendant, John Martin to satisfy three exc cutions, one in favor of John Martin & Co. against John Martin and (. F. Policeman, one in favor of Montgomery, Madden & Mont gomery against John Martin and the other in favor of. W. ]. Blake against John Martin
 l. S. REGAIN,
 Sheriff of Nevada county Smootc, McRae X Arnold. Attorneys for j. Martin S Co.
 Montgomery, Madden x Montgomery. Attorneys for other executions.
 Prescott. Ark, Nov. 25th, 1887.
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Congress meets next Monday It is conceded Mir Carlisle will be reelected Speaker of the House.
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EARTH, SEA- AND SKY. '

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SUBSCRIPTION, l.50 PER lEAk. Job Work Neatly executed. Local notices 1Oc per line each inscrtion-- sc per line to regulate advertisers who run hem all the time.
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Notice i, hereby given that by ir'no of three executions issued aud q" me directed bv the Clerk of the Nc,ud. Circuit Court, l have levied upon and vii! eNrr,'' t"r >alr t" the highest bidder. eta credit uf three p,,ptl.
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Agents, either sex, in every town and county of thc C N. to sell our new book
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Notice

ATKINSON X ToMPKINs,
 Attorneys for Petitioners.
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As in everything else that Mir. McRae undertakes, this examina- tion shows his fair and unseltish nature. and desire to serve his constituency acceptably.
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SheriT'> Sale.

ATKINSON X ToMpKINs.
 Attorneys for Petitioners
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
| more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 29.-Flour-Quiet and unchanged
firm ruled about steady during greater part Of the
session. and closed easy though 4 asc higher than
Yesterday No red cash slc February sl1ec:
857sc Corn dull, but firm and 1sc higher; No. 2
mixed, cash, s4ae; February. 337s0s4e: closing at
81 closing at Oats duh and sasy
No 2 mixed, cash. 27 LEG February, 27l4c; May,
1880, Rye irm at 81 lac. Barley quiet, and
and unchanged. Butter quiet and easy; creamery,
25027c; dairy: 15a24c. Eggs very weak at 22la0
weak at ae easy at 81 WHISKY steadg
fairly active and firm Pork s12.75. Lard, s. SOC
short ribs 6.4Oc short clear 655c boxed lots very
strong long clear 4Oc; short ribs 65Oc short clear
25c short clear 1916 Hams a0f firm na0 at
105O012.5Oc Receipts--Flour 1000 brls; wheat
5000 bu: corn, 129. 600 bu oats, 10000 bu: rye.
brls: wheat, 1000 bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats,
5000 bu; rye 1000 Blu; barley, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 29-Flour dull and weak
rna ar' saiaa e2aaci March $3.50 95 ae April 81
094lac Corn firm, with fair inquiry from ship
grain depot So yellow IN grs Sn depot
AN DAT l9c; No. 2 mixed, January, 4614 046lac
February, 4640A6lac; March. 47047lac; April,
2 white 3Sc; futures shade HIGHER; No. 2 white.
January. 377s03814c: February. 1874 03S14c March,
7s Egg da s odo weak br
wheat IL, 900 bu corn. 9, 800 bu; oats Is. 700 bu
Shipments Wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 100000 bu;
oats, IL, 200 blu.
BALTIMORE Jan. 29.-Wheat-Western steady
and quiet No. 2 winter red spot 81 sc asked Feb
ruary, 9114091 lac; March, 81 lac bid; May. 1880
94lac. Corn--Western frmer and actve Western
mixed spot Sac bid; January. 464c bid; February
46la 0465sc; March 1868 a i67sc May, 477s04Sc;
steamer, 46ss0465sc. Oats steady; Western white,
37039c Western mixed, 34036c. Rye steady at
| 56056c Provisions quiet and steady. Other arti-
cles unchanged. Receipts-Flour 2 800 brls wheat
| 90 400 bu; corn, Al 900 bu: oats 9, 300 Blu; rye
500 bn. Shipments-Flour 46, 702 brls; corn. TO-
900 bu
CINCINNATI Jan. 29.-Flour easier but not
| lower. Wheat steady; No. red 840S4lac re-
ceipts 80, 600 bu; shipments, Il, 500 blu. Corn
| strong No. mixed, 37Ac. Oats frmer No. 2
mixed. 3oG3ol4c. Rye dull No. q see Pork
quiet and firm at $12.S7l2. Lard firm at 64Oc.
| Bulk meats and bacon firm and unchanged. Whisky
active and firm; sales 939 brs of finished &c DDS
| a basis of S1.l3. Butter firm. Sugar steady.
| Eggs firm at 23c. Cheese firm.
| TOLEDO. O., Jan. 29-Wheat dull and we k;
cash, SAC; May: S7sic. Corn duh and steady; cash.
SIC. Oats dull; cash. 29aac Clovers seed active and
steady; February, $l77isi March, $4.s5. Receipts
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pork y brl 200 fbs 81 So chop pork. 81. so. Lard
Pure leaf kettlerendered, sc; in 3 brls ssc ad
price of tierces; 5Gib cans in 1JOb cases.
Ice advance tierces; 20-fb cans, in Sob cases.
lc advance: 10 fb cans in Cob cases, l0c advances
orb cans in 6O-tb cases. 5sc advances BIB cans IN
CO. TO cases, SIC advance.
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. % O30c choice country
roll, 16O1Se; common, 10012c.
BEEswAx-Dark 1Sc; yellow. 2Oc
EGGs-Shippers paying 22023c; selling from store
at 24c.
FEATHERs-Prime geese 45c y ID; mixed duck 20
022c ~ 10.
PoULTRY-Hens 6lac; ROSTERS, &c. ducks, &c %
10; geese $5.40 p doz hen turkeys, &c p 10; TOMS
&c P tb.
WooL-Medium, 23024c; one.fourth blood. p q
23c; braid: 18021c bury, Cotswold and black 90
Zoe less. We quote prices farmers lots on large
lots slightly higher prices paid
SEEDS.
Cover-Common red June, prime (recleaned)
$45OO4.75 y bu; English or mammoth, prime (re-
cleaned. 81. 6O04sO Alsike, prime. $40 so; Al
falfa, prime 81. 2507.50; white, $7.5O08; prime
timothy, $202 25 bu; extra clean blue grass. 7o0
soc " Blu; red top, 75c0$1 y bu; orchard grass
$1650l.9 y bu; German met, 81 " bu; com
mon mlet, 75c " bu; faxseed. selected. 81. 100
l. 40 " bu; seed rye, Zoe " bu; old popcorn, 203c
R ID; new popcorn. 6O075c ~ blu: hemp, 3a2c;
canary, DC; rape, &c " fb.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29-Flour-Dull and heavy
Receipts $1,000 brls and sacks; exports, GIG brls
and 81, $40 sacks; sales. II, 900 brls.
Wheat-Recsipts, 4125O bu; exports, 79,755
Blu; spot shade stronger and moderately active OPP
tons opened firm and advanced 14Oasc later ruled
easier and lost part of closing at shade
above the inside rates; sales 1924 900 bu futures
and las, 900 bu spot No. hard 97lec store, 991s
099a4c delivered; ungraded red. 0095c No.I2 red,
9212 092aac. elevators No. red 951ac; No. white,
Csc; extra red 935s094c; No. 2 red January 9l5s
091 7sc. closing at 81 ac March, 927s093c. closing
at 93c; April, 94094 516c. closing at 94l4c: May,
954095lac: closing at 95ssc; June, 96096ssc
closing at 96lsc; December 81 OF l001.O2.
Corn-Cash lots trife and options lea lie better,
closing firm Receipts II, $3.50 bu; exports. 50, 112
bu sales, 100000 Blu futures sc, 600 blu spot; un-
elevator No in elevator sas 1ss o9snse
delivered; No. 2 January nominal, at 477sc closing
at 48sac; May, 497s050c, closing at 497sc.
bu; exports, 1,I33 bu mixed Western, 37038c;
white Western, 3S042c.
Hay quiet and steady; shipping: 6o065c.
Hops quiet; Pacific coast, S025c
Coffee,Far Rio dull at 147se: options steady and
12.95013.05c June, 12.950I3.O5c; July, 1870
13. 10c; August 13O5c September, 13 013. 1Oc;
December, ] 3 l0c. Sugar quiet; refined quiet. Mo-
AsiooCS
Tallow firm. Rosin steady
Eggs firm. fair demand receipts S83 packages;
Western, 3 032c.
Pork firm but rather quiet. Cut meats firm; picked
bellies. 7D7lsc Lard less active; Western steam,
spot, soc; February. 6.7Sc; March, SAC; April,
steam, g. Zoe.
Butter firm fair demand; Western, 12@2Sc Elgin
creamery. 29030c. Cheese quiet and steady
Copper steady; lake. / 15c. Lead firm; common
4l4c.
CHICAGO, JAN 29--Wheat was only moderately
traded in to-day. Values were kept within marrow
range, and closed about the same yesterday. The
cables eslighty frmer, and the decline in French
rentes caused slightly stronger feeling ct the open
ing May wheat opened lec higher at 80 7sc and ad.
vaneed to "a fair buying but fell back steadily
to 49, c under free offerings and rested for the day
at the closing figures of yesterday Corn again
very slow market with very little speculative trading
and prices developing very little change Oats were
prices showing practically change from those of
yesterday. The leading futures ranged follows
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Eisew here.

ST. LOUIS. JAN Observation-Disclosures, 900: ship
ments, 36O. The market nominaly unchanged;
sbpnn steers sr f.
choice So I'd Is; feeders fair to good 81 s503 go;
stockers fair to good, $21oa3 Texans. common to
Hogs-Receipts 500; shipments, 2 500. The market
active and steady; choice heavy and butchers
selections 81 = 10; packing, fairto good $3.50
4.9O; Workers, medium to fancy, 81. go O4.75; pigs
common to good, ga 04.5O.
Sheep-Receipts 400; shioments 500. The market
to fancy. So e0049o.
KANSAS CITY, Jan 29.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts, 700 shipments
none. Shipping grades 10c lower; butchers steers
sc lower; cows about steady; good to cheic4-ship-
ping S40440i common to medium. S3 40 3. 80;
stockers 81 $685. feeding steers So. .65 cows,
$1.6Od3.15
Hogs-Recepts, $500; shipments 1909 The
market was about steady; good to choice 81 70 q
AS; common to medium. 81 35 04.6O.
Sheep Receipts, none; shipments, mono. The
ket was steady; good to choice, $303.60; common
to medium, $202 80
CHICAGO. Jan. 29-The Drovers' Journal reports:
and weak; shipping steers $50 to 800 fbs. $3.4
as stockers and feeders $25003 90 cows, bulls
and mixed, $1.5o03.75; bulk of sales at $2.400
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments 5000. Mar
ket steady; rough "a and mixed, 81 1913 go packing
and Shipping 81 5o o7la; night light s4so04eo
$2.7504 90 Western, $34004.60; Texans So. so
al; lambs, Sd 06
BUFFALO. Jan. Observation-Disclosures, 3,1O6.
The market was inactive and lower; good to choice
shipping Sd 25 04.5O
Sheep-Receipts, $500. The market was dull and
| unsettled medium to good 81 % as; choice to extra
| 81 9005.15: Western lambs $506
Hogs,Receipts, 8,54l The market was quiet but
steady; light pigs, 81. 5004 50; selected Workers
| $51505.25; selected medium weights, 81 25 04 So
EAST LIBERTY, JAN 29.-Cattle-R Receipts
$780, shipments, 2S5. Nothing doing; all through con
signments.
| Hogs-Receipts, a, 100. shipments. A, 500 Narke,
F! frm Philadephias, $5.2505 35 Workers, S. 10 a
| 800 common and light S4. 8005.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments 1000. Market
very dull not enough doing to establish market
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
Only a Moderate Trade in Wheat and
Values Fluctuate in a Narrow Range.
Corn Very Dull, with but Little Speculative
Trading-Oats Quiet and Unchanged
Provisions Firm and Without Change.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

An Extremely Dull Market, Everybody Evil
IDENTIFY Waiting for Developments.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Money call was easy at
2ls04 per cent closing at 3.
Prime mercantile paper, 5l20612 per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but steady and
changed.
The total sales of stocks day 169 713 shares
including the following: Delaware. Lackawanna g.
Western, 5000; Erie. 13. $50; Lake Shore, $3.50;
Louisville & Nashville, $780, Reading, SO, O55;
Richmond g. West Point, II, 500i ST. Paul, IA, 600;
Union Pacific 4.67o; Western Union, 49, 40
Government bonds and State bonds were dull and
firm.
Stocks were duller than any preceding day for
several weeks. The indsposition to trade shown by
all the leading operators very marked, and the
market was preeminenty waiting Such news
as was received had little or no effect upon values
while in times Of moderate activity such announce
ments as that Mr.. Corbin had secured control Of
the Jersey Central the passing of the Reading express
business over to the Adams, or the news from u
rome in regard to the German reserves would
lave made profound impression. There was some
little selling for London account in the early trading
and in the limited demand for stocks fractional de-
clines established but after the elimination of
this movement the roomtraders who them
selves disnclined to trade had monopoly of the deal
ings. The opening weak again, first prices show
ing declines from last evenings final quotations of
from 1s to So. Some little activity displayed by
Reading Richmond & West Point St. Paul
and Lake Shore, and after few
slight advances the entire list gave way.
The market became extremely dull with the movement
in prices almost nperceptible but where changes in
quotations established they were almost nvari
ably in the direction of lower figures. The market
closed at the lowest prices reached. Sales, 100, 713
shares. The net result of the days business is de-
chine for almost everything the active list although
Manhattan with loss of y per cent, the only
stock which shows net decline of more than 70.
Railroad bonds quiet and featureless, except
Erie second consols, which contributed P232 600,
and Texas Pacific Rio trust receipts, S11S,0 900, with
total of s 23l 600 Considerable irregularity was
shown, and final quotations show irregular changes
Greer Bay irsts gained Il, at 1924 and Toledo
Peoria & Western trust receipts, 2, at Ito. Closing
quotations were:
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\ Uor1oN SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.

A UCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.
N The following shipments of unclaimed property
will be sold at public auction March 81, 1897 at
10 o'clock NJ, at tensions auction and commission
house. No. IS East Washington street. Indianapolis
Ind If not claimed and all freight and charges accrued
thereon be not paid prior to above date: c. A. Coffin
1 box hardware; Charity Wood, box carpet rags; K
Tanget bdl. straps; Dr. Patfoot, 1 case beer; Ind
Hair Co., 102 bids. hairs E. Rentsch, empty wine
bb w r. Toppin, l chest: G. H. Gillette 1 bdl
bows; o. s. Gillette bd poles NJ Cohen case SOAP:
VanCamp Pkg Co., 4 labels; w. j. Strandsbure
box hh goods; Moline Pillow Co. 6 plowshares; r.. ii
Davis box printed matter: t. Paffact box 3 meat.
H. Westphal, 1 bdi saws; FL. Sweeney empty keo.
G. F. Martin, box soap G. f. Schmidt bbls hot.
ties Fndiay Brew; Co; | beer key, r.. B. Black. /
Rodgers box hh. goods; G. s., bdl. wheelbarrow
frames Adams Packing Co.. bbl c. & W. saw
blade; Golf. Gent & Thomas bdl. sacks; G. G. W..
bds. chair legs; NJ NJ. Co., i neck-yoke; H. & s.. /
empty butter bbL Rock Island Plow Co.. Wheel j.
b.. bdL stove castings; W.. bdl pump castings
Also, following property marks hearth stones,
can grease. cultyator, crates slate keg wine 3
bbls ire clay y bbl.. bag tools bdl wrapping pa
per- bbl., 2 bdls iron, 2 iron hangers l casting 4
iron couplings, l bdl. scrapers and pokers, 1 pkg
pipe, z stove castings. cultivator wheels, bdl.
morse pokes, l iee-cream tub Dbl. glue scrap. 5
empty butter tubs sheets iron / seat spring,
pals. 7. j. HELM,
Agent c., c., G. & /. and 1. & st. L. railways.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 28, 1887.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet and
unchanged No spring wheat. 773s q 1ac; No. 3
spring wheat. 7o072c No. 2 red, 79lac. No. 2
corn 35l2c. No oats. 2512c. No. 2 rye sac.
Prime timothy seed 81. 80. Mess pork % bril- $3.50
012 50. Lard, y 100 lbs. $6.42la06.45: Short
rib sides Qoose) 6:35Q6. 37l2c. Dry-salted Shout
ders (boxed), $50. Short-cear sides (boxed).
67O06 75c. Whisky, distlers' finished goods }s
gal. $11S. Sugars cut-loaf, 614065sc; granulated,
6lsa 614c; standard A. sac.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the butter mar
ket was quiet; creamery, 2l028c; dairy, 19l2021c.
Eggs, 2903Oc per dozen for fresh.
corn, SO. 900 bu oats. 10000 blu; rye, LOCO bu
barley Al 600 bu. Shipments-Flour % 600 brls
barley 20 900 bu.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.


Hon. Byron K. Elliott, Chief-justce.
The following opinions were rendered Jan. ~;
INDICTMENT-FoRGERY.
1910. Charles Shannon VS.. State. Fountain
G. c. Reversed Howk, J.-Indictment for
forging the following: September A. 1886. Mr..
T. Hemphll: Please let Charles Shannon have
one dress pattern, and oblge. Theodore Points"
In the indictment no extrinsic facts are averred
which show tend to show the fraudulent
tendency of the instrument. or which explain or
remove the apparent uncertainties therein. The
subject of the ORDER lone dress pat
tern" was uncertain in that it was
not apparent whether it meant or
was intended to mean sufficient material out of
which to make dress or a pattern whereby to
cut out dress in accordance with fashion. The
purpose of the request, whether it was the loan
or the sale of one dress pattern, was uncertain
and was not shown by any averment. In such
case the extrinsic facts connected with the utter
ing and passing of the false and forged instru-
ment as charged must be averred so that the
court may judicialy see the fraudulent tendency
of the instrument.
CONDEMNATION neutrality-suspicious. OF MORT
GAGEE.
12435. John B. Sherwood VS.. City of Lafay-
cite ct al Tippecanoe G. G.. Affirmed. Elliott,
G. 1.-The condemnation Of partof mortgaged
land by a city for street purposes does not de-
stroy the validity of the mortgage or impair the
rights of the mortgage. He has right to treat
the lien of his mortgage as having been trans
ferred to the fund created by the award of dam
ages. Such mortgage is an owner OF land
within the meaning of the statute providing
damages In such cases.
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Superior Court.

Superior Court.
Room 2-Hon. D. w. Howe, Judge.
Mary A. Conner VS.. William r. Conner; d.
vorce. Granted plaintiff on grounds of cruel
treatment.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis c. Walker, Judge.
Stoughton J. Fletcher ct al vs. Moses Frank
lin ct al; foreclosure. Dismissed and costs
paid.
James Brown VS.. Eliza Brown; divorce.
Granted on the grounds of abandonment
John j. Cooper vs.. Roswell S. Hill ct al; fore
closure. Judgment for So, 227. go
Jerry McKeen VS.. Nancy Day; note. On trial
by jury.
NEW SUITS
Timothy F. Sullivan ct al vs. Wiley Straw
bridge and Meridian National Bank of Indian
apolis complaint for attachment.
Robert N. Lamb, receiver of Alfred and j. c.
S. Harrison, VS.. Citizens National Bank of In
diana: complaint for partition.
Harry j. Milligan, trustee, VS.. Euphelia w.
Miller; suit for rent. Demand, $1OO.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Little Off-The Dizziness Doubtless
Temporary.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ian 90

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. %.
The volume of trade in the week closing TODAY has
fallen somewhat short of that of either of the preeed
ing weeks of this month This is attributable largely
to the unsettled condition of the country roads so
mild has been the weather that the bottom has ropped
out. The mild weather is not the stimulant needed
at the present writing month or six weeks later it
would come in all right. Nevertheless wholesale men
far, and in all departments a handsome increase
that of the corresponding period in 1886
is shown In prices most articles there is
a strong steady tone. Take provisions there
is good demand even at the present firm prices.
and slight concessions would largely increase the de
mand but holders of hog products are confident that
by holding better prices will be realized Gpocers
have been busy most of the time The range of prices
has changed but little this week Sugars are frmer
but no higher than at the opening of the week while
coees roasted grades a of cent lower than one
week ago. and green coffees not in firm a posi-
ton. It is quite evident that the coffee boom has
about reached its zenith The produce markets are
moderately active. Apples in good demand at the
advanced quotations. Potatoes also selling Quite
freely. The poultry market continues sluggish and
present prices likely to rule for time to come
The butter market is glutted and prices are on the
decline. In other markets there is nothing new to
note, the range OF prices being steady.
It was another off day in the local market The at.
Wheat was steady at about Fridays prices For
white corn there is good demand. while yellow and
mixed rule easy with light demand. For oats prices
are unchanged receipts about filing demand Prices
to-day ranged as follows: